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Re: ABS Control Unit Fault
- From: Mick <bmwmick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 07:02:44 -0700
- Subject: Re: ABS Control Unit Fault
At 04:26 AM 9/3/2007, Michael Reese wrote:
Hello All,
My RT's ABS is getting a fault when I turn on the key with no error code. I
reset (ground middle pin on diagnostic connector) and now when I start off
ABS does it's reset thing but sounds clunky and gets a fault indicating the
ABS Control Unit (fault 7).
Mike,
That sounds like a mechanical fault in the ABS Unit. They get noisy when
they fail. A Piston Fault is usually noted by the dealer when that happens.
The normal "ching, ching" noise gets replaced by a "Clank, Clank" noise
when the DC motor and electro-clutches in the ABS unit fail.
My question is can I ride like this or is there a way to disable ABS to ride
safely until I can work on it?
Yes, if you completely disconnect the ABS and remove the ABS warning relay
in the relay box, you should just have normal brakes.
Mick
Tucson